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0:00I'm Ed Donahue with an AP News Minute. Iran's representative at the United Nations says threats from President Trump constitute incitement to war crimes and potentially genocide. And Iran would take immediate and proportionate reciprocal measures if the President launches devastating strikes. President Trump said on social media, if he's deadline to open the strait of Hormuz is not met, a whole civilization will die tonight. Atari, Foreign Ministry spokesman Majid Ellen Surrey, calls on their partners to end the war. There are no winners in the continuation of this war. There are only losers and the net to losers is expanding every day as a result of the ramifications of the economic situation. But we are working with all our partners in the region and beyond to make sure that any window of opportunity is useless. Even before the deadline, air strikes at two bridges in a train station and military infrastructure on Clark Island, I'm Ed Donahue.
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